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  • Protests freeze out Lampung geothermal power plant
    PT Supreme Energy, partner of Japan-based Sumitomo Corporation and French international power supplier GDF Suez, has suspended its geothermal power project in Lampung, bowing to local protests, a m
  • Lack of credit stifling RI forestry sector
    Business players in the country’s declining forestry sector lack financial support from banks and other financial institutions, the industry association has claimed.
  • Asian firms need to understand politics to succeed
    Asian companies will have to reinvent their business strategies and develop long-term plans in order to be able to take the advantage of the surge in the region’s economy, experts have said.
  • RI seeks diplomatic success at Bali APEC
  • Police set to lift ban on hijab
    Bowing to pressure from Muslim groups, politicians and rights activists, the National Police is set to revoke an internal regulation that bans female officers from wearing the Muslim headscarf or h
  • RI dodges haze blame game
  • Jokowi fumes over unspent budget
    The reason Jakartans have yet to enjoy smooth roads and a fully functioning drainage system to prevent widespread inundation is no longer a conundrum, as it turns out that the city administration,
  • Role of Kopassus leaders ‘must be probed’
    The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) released on Wednesday a report on its inquiry into the execution-style killing of detainees in Cebongan Penitentiary in Sleman, Yogyakarta, high
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